A few months ago a new development came into town. The home, barn, ranch and trees were torn down immediately. In one of those trees was an eagles nest fit for two. Without warning, both eagles were homeless, moved far away to rebuild another. Just a few days ago the remaining trees which outlined the property were tore out. In one of those trees was a hawk's nest not to mention the several other bird species that were homeless within minutes and the creatures big and small who called that area home or at least a resting spot.
Did this construction company check with the city or the Utah Division of Wildlife on how to properly move the animals home without destruction? My heart says probably not and my mind says check further before placing too much blame on careless heartless souls who are only after the money to sit in their bank account as they grow richer and our natural wildlife dwindles. Too harsh?
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